New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
REPUBLICANS WILL WAIT.
THE CITY CONVENTION ORGANIZES.


THEN 1T AJouRNs FOR WEEK TO WATCH THE
DrMoCRArs-LEADERs CONFIDENT.
The Republican leaders held an adjourned meeting at
tho Fifth Hotel at yesterday TO determine
on the bo taken at the County and Jul
dietary Convention in the evening at the Grand Opera
House discussion candidates and little
was needed reach decision that the wisest thing FOR
tho convention To do to make organization and
adjourn felt that It very much better to do
this The composition OF the ticket had only
been discussed In temporary way, add
while there plenty OF gosd material
TO choose FROM nothing like agreement on names had
been reached The Tammany aud County Democracy
Conventions would probably Joint Ticket
in week and an opportunity would be afforded the Re
publcans TO take advantage OF any mistakes the Demo
might make As all the district leaders were pres
doubt that the convention would carry
OF action decided by the caucus as the
wisest follow and after brief session 1t was
agreed should he adjourned for one
week
REPRESENTATIVE CITY REPUBLICANS.
Whom the convention called TO order by Caali-
man Crhcer OF tho County Committee Few minute
after the adjournment OF that body The large ha OF inc
Grand Opera House filed with the representative
Republicans OF the city. Prominent among those pres
Cornelius n. Bliss. John f. Plum mer sherman
Evarts Edward Mitchell Elihu Root Benjamin l.. Lud-
ington Jon Rcisenweber, Ashbel T. FITCH, SCION a.
Smith, John d. Lawson, John j. O'Brlcn, Jshn l..
Broisky, James w. Halves, General Arson q. McCo"R,
Clarence w. Meade William II. Bellamy. John T. Win
dolph John W Marshall. Arthur ID. Williams. Jacob W.
Patterson, Charles " Taintor Sheridan Shook, john X
Nugent James W. Perry, Bernard BIglin Jacob Hess
Floyd GARRISON. Ernest Hail. Granville p Hawes john
H. Gunner, Walter Howe General H. a. Barnum, Frank
Raymond d. IT, Ten Eyck. General Joseph c. Jackso H.
j. II. W. Killsen. Henry Kropf, ]. l. W. Hunt john A.
Esgleson, Morris FTieisam. W. H. Montgomery
Henry C. Perlsy. Charles X. Lexow. g. H. Randall
Ferdinand Eiiman, s. n. smonson, c. a. Flammer
s. " r. Cooper, Wilson Benymsn. Joseph POOL ). e. D.
Lapgben J. q. Huhn Isaac Dayton, Henry G. Leask,
Rufus F. Andrews. DR.. E. w. Holber, DE- T. K Tdthill
]. l.. Van Allen. George H. Henry. A. j. Campbell and
George W. Blunt.
COLONEL CRUGER MADE CHAIRMAN
Chairman Cruyer said it became his duty as chairman
OF tae County Committee 10 call tho Convention to
order lie asked what the pleasure of he ccnven
ton.
John D. Lawson moved that Colonel Crucer be chosen
chairman OF the Convention.
This was put by Mr. Lawson carried unanimously,
amid applause.
Chairman Crnger-I thank the Convention for the honor
it conferred npon me- believe that tno
esrnes and well organized for the canpaign grave
duty devnlves npon this conyenon-to place IN the lie ia
for the surages OF the votes OF this ere CRY TICKET
thai Will commend itself not only Repun hut to
the citizens Irrespective OF party who are dsguSteu al
rid themselves OF it, the leaders the two Democratic
organizations now engaged In the pleasing TASK
elected continue Democratic m<ruie in the metropolis
Under these circumstances It Is our duy =" @
fcllow.czons in every worthy of support ZAP
plause.l
Samuel H. Randall moved that William II. Bellamy be
elected secretay. He chosen unanimously
solon r. smi,h-Are there any notices OF contests
Chairman Crugor-I am assured by the secretary that
Mr. Smh~Then move that the calling OF the roll Of
Isaac Dayton-I suggest that the roll be called oy dis
Several vOices-Call the roll
Mr. Smith insisted his resolution being put
S V r. Cooper-I move to amend by merely calling
The districts.
The amendment was carried and a call OF the roll
showed that all the district. were represented
John sinpson-I move that when the convention al
journs II be meet in this place at IN on Tuesday
October 25.
This was carried unanimously. A motion was then
made TO adjourn and seconded
svR. Ccopcr-I thinkit would be well to hear tho
names OF those who are mentioned as pf"Dao!e can'i
Chairman Cresan-A motion to adjourn has been made
and seconded other motion DC entertained un,i
that has been disposed OF.
The motion TO adjourn put and carried.
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETS.
Before the meeting OF the County Convention the Re-
publican County Convention held short session. Col
one :. " II. Crnger presided Secretary Bellamy read
the list OF the following standing committees
On Appeals-Elihu Root. John +. Baker. John Collins
Charles smith Andrew b. Rogers Henry Botty, L. L.
Van Allen James ". Halves William H. Huber. Charles
X Lexow, Abraham Quackenbu.h, James $ Fraser.
Thomas Rush, Charles W. Brckwedcl, Joseph C. Jack
ON Flnanoe-Alred II. whitney Philip '. Is. Van
WICK. Levi p Morton, Horace Russell David MITCHELL
William W As'or
on Printing-fIenry C. Perlcy, Rudolph Rubens'
George T. Best.
ON Resol ltions-Ashb F. Fitch John y. l.. Hunt,
Theodore ". Dwight. Henry L. sprasue, William l.
Speckman Archibald Hamilton
On Naturalization {. Br0dSky. Guy X. Peuon,
DANIEL NJ Robinson. Joseph IT, Muhing Francis snyder,
Frederick i. DOerr, Adolrh Ilenman , ,
Chairman Cruger ammo unced that headquarters nad
been Opened al the Fifth Avenue Hotel lie asked Inc
members 10 call in and aid the Campaign Committee IN
prosecuting a vigorous canvass. -,
II was resolved that the Executive Committee OF the
County Committee be the local Campaign Committee.